Hello, I was wondering if I flash a rom while on a custom kernel will the kernel carry over? If so how do I get the stock kernel with a custom rom?
Phone: Galaxy Nexus
ROM: GummyNex
Kernel: Franco
It depends on the ROM, because if a ROM comes with a kernel it will overwrite your current one. After that if you had the kernel you wanted as a flashable .zip file then you can just flash it right after. Personally the stock kernel is inferior to many of the custom kernels offered by independent developers.
I'll be flashing cyanogenmod where can I get the stock kernel in a .Zip format, right now I'm on a custom kernel and rom
Phone: Galaxy Nexus
ROM: GummyNex
Kernel: Franco
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How can I get my stock kernel back? Or does flashing a ROM change the kernel? I don't really understand kernels yet in terms of compatibility, and such. I just don't want to brick my phone, so I'm making sure I do it right.
Roms usually involve a kernel already built in, check the OP description.
For example if you are on cm10 and flash the ktoonsez aosp kernel, then later flash a nightlie build, the kernel will be overwritten with the one built in cm10. You have to reflash the ktoonsez again afterwards if you want to use it.
So if you want stock kernel, flash a stock ROM with built in stock kernel.
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Make sure the kernel you flash is sourced from the same source as your ROM, ie any TouchWiz LG8 ROM needs to have an LG8-sourced kernel - custom or stock.
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I was wondering to flash AOSP ROM but was confused that do i need to flash any diff kernel.I've downloaded AOSP 4.2.1 ROM(~201MB) ,so do i need to flash any kernel ?
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Kernel is bundled in the ROM do there is no need to flash kernel separately unless you want a different kernel.
Swype'ed on my CM10 Galaxy Nexus
Thanks man.I was stucked in this step.You helped me out.
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Herman76 said:
Kernel is bundled in the ROM do there is no need to flash kernel separately unless you want a different kernel.
Swype'ed on my CM10 Galaxy Nexus
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On my At&T Galaxy S3 I have installed this kernel
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2226290
- I have installed this kernel on both CyanogenMod 10.1 M3 and AOKP MR1 Milestone 1 to see which ROM works for this kernel.
-I wiped cache and dalvik
-The kernel doesn't seem to work on both ROMS
-Is it normal for the screen to be black after the Samsung Galaxy SIII screen?
-If so how long do I have to wait for it boot up?
-I would also appreciate it if you send me links to kernels, or a list of kernels that work with either CyanogenMod 10.1 M3 or AOKP MR1 Milestone 1
-I would like it if the kernel could overclock my S3's CPU and GPU.
-I really appreciate any help, thanks!
use this with the aokp 4.2.2 milestone: http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=1916103&d=1367068269
when you flash a kernel, it needs to be compatible with the rom version you are running. to avoid this soft brick down the road, grab a release of the kernel that is close in release date to your rom's release date. this will better pair the two. if your rom is running the packaged kernel, say version 3.4.41, then the custom kernel you want to flash should be 3.4.41 or earlier.
galaxys3world said:
On my At&T Galaxy S3 I have installed this kernel
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2226290
- I have installed this kernel on both CyanogenMod 10.1 M3 and AOKP MR1 Milestone 1 to see which ROM works for this kernel.
-I wiped cache and dalvik
-The kernel doesn't seem to work on both ROMS
-Is it normal for the screen to be black after the Samsung Galaxy SIII screen?
-If so how long do I have to wait for it boot up?
-I would also appreciate it if you send me links to kernels, or a list of kernels that work with either CyanogenMod 10.1 M3 or AOKP MR1 Milestone 1
-I would like it if the kernel could overclock my S3's CPU and GPU.
-I really appreciate any help, thanks!
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http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?1hnavz4mbr660vh
This kernel is Ktoonsez only kernel version that will work with AOKP M1. The newer ones are compiled from new sources that break the display. ie the black screen with sounds and buttons. Flash AOKP M1 then flash the kernel (wipe dalvik/cache and fix permissions right after the kernel installs) then flash GAPPS. This will give you what you want. Always flash in that order if dirty flashing. I am currently running AOKP nightlys and they are stable and give me no issue. also using the most current ktoonsez kernel. The kernel can be tuned with an app that is installed when you flash the kernel.
Anyone made an insecure kernel for the I257M, custom ROM based off of it, or be willing to make one?
I am currently on 5.1.1 running the latest Liquid Smooth Rom and wanted to flash a custom kernel onto my phone. I am not sure which one to download or is there even a custom kernel for the rom that I am using. If there is can someone send a link to me so i can flash a custom kernel. I waned a custom kernel so i could overclock and fast charging.
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I am currently on 5.1.1 running the latest Liquid Smooth Rom and wanted to flash a custom kernel onto my phone. I am not sure which one to download or is there even a custom kernel for the rom that I am using. If there is can someone send a link to me so i can flash a custom kernel. I waned a custom kernel so i could overclock and fast charging.
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LiquidSmooth actually ships with a custom kernel, Deathly, but I don't remember it supporting overclocking.
DKP is the only kernel for the S3 updated to android 5.1 I know of that supports OC.